How Do Crews Prepare Ice For NHL Games?

Heather Brown talks to Travis Larson -- Xcel Energy Center’s “Ice Man,” to answer this Good Question! (2:02)
WCCO 4 News At 10 - October 3, 2018

[@Idkbruh3]

That’s actually really interesting

[@NROhvac]

Very cool, we use glycol at work as our source of cooling as well. Glycol doesn’t freeze like how water does at 32 degrees F

[@ashlee2142]

What is the powder and water???? I’m so curious, I just really want to make the best rink for my kids. This was interesting

[@oedihamijok6504]

Don’t know my queen

[@maryfranceschiloenoble4728]

Hoping Winter 2022 Olympics were held here ⛸️

[@serialseatsniffer5610]

Get bent

[@JasonCrozier-gx5pw]

Cool

[@Zach707]

I thought they just poured water in it like it was a big tub

[@maryfranceschiloenoble4728]

Hoping 2022 Winter Olympics would held here.

[@JohnnThaGr8]

Damn by the looks of it you just want everything don’t it

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Babies And Roses USD SGD

[@roberthernandez7767]

This guy sounds like Adam Sandler

[@carterdalby9011]

Minnesota Adam Sandler

[@maryfranceschiloenoble4728]

Hoping I can I skate here.

[@PikaMatt07]

You've commented 3 times, chill.

[@steve8400]

There is a lot of effort to make the ice in order to support the lamest form of hockey in the history of hockey; today's NHL.